I'd like to keep my Wii as is (not obsolete) as I do all of my Nintendo consoles. This is probably an unusual concept if you don't have a massive library of original games with their consoles. I'm not wanting to switch my remotes back and forth though. I'm considering getting a pro controller for the rare guest who would like to play along. Does anyone think the pro controller can be used for NSMB Wii U ?
Anyone keeping Wii downloads on their Wii
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I was thinking about it but then I saw this.
-Wii software (disc software, WiiWare, VC) must be accessed within the Wii mode and won't appear on the Wii U's menu.
-All software will run in 480p/480i and not in HD.
-Wii games (including VC) will not run on Game Pad.
-You must download all WiiWare/VC through the Wii Shop Channel, not to be confused with the Wii U's eShop. It's unclear whether or not you'll have to re-download all of your old downloadable games through the shop or if they'll come over in the Wii To Wii U transferring.
-WiiConnect24 will not work on Wii U.
I was thinking about it but then I saw this.
-Wii software (disc software, WiiWare, VC) must be accessed within the Wii mode and won't appear on the Wii U's menu.
-All software will run in 480p/480i and not in HD.
-Wii games (including VC) will not run on Game Pad.
-You must download all WiiWare/VC through the Wii Shop Channel, not to be confused with the Wii U's eShop. It's unclear whether or not you'll have to re-download all of your old downloadable games through the shop or if they'll come over in the Wii To Wii U transferring.
-WiiConnect24 will not work on Wii U.
Nintendo_Ownes7
What does this mean exactly?
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